Hey
And where is this update? I can’t see on subscription…
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[mailto:softimage-boun...@listproc.autodesk.com] On Behalf Of Eric Cosky
Sent: Tuesday, June 19, 2012 4:23 AM
To: softimage@listproc.autodesk.com
Subject: SI2013SP1
Just installed S
inside Fcurve editor >> Curves >> Make rotation continuous
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2012/6/18 Enrique Caballero
> Hey guys,
> An animator here just asked me if Softimage has an equivalent
Hey guys,
An animator here just asked me if Softimage has an equivalent to Maya's
Euler filter.
I haven't used Maya in years but I didn't have an answer for him. I assume
that due to rotations being represented as quats for us we don't have
anything similar.
Is there a tool that I can point hi
Just installed SP1, no problems so far and it's nice to see a few pet bugs
have been fixed.
Thanks for the update.
-Eric Cosky
is there a way (avoiding loop/ while nodes)
to define an array of point id's that dictate the order they are assesssed.
i can think of plenty of ways with loops etc but im drawing a blank for an
efficent way of doing it.
_sam
On 6/18/2012 11:06 PM, Nicolas Burtnyk wrote:
Don't get me started with the dirty list :)
I shouldn't be too hard on it though - it's actually come in handy for
1 specific case - it's the only good way that I've found to detect
that a shader parameter has changed while scrubbing a slider *befo
Well put Peter.
My company actually pays Autodesk a decent amount of money to be part of
ADN (Autodesk Developer Network) so that we can use a handful of licenses
of the various DCC tools for development purposes. With that, we get
access to support but the process of working through an issue fro
that’s a shame.
I was going to reply to your original mail, saying something like:
that’s all very interesting, but is there no better channel to get into contact
with softimage developers than this mailing list?
3rd party developers should have a prime communication line to the target
software’
Don't get me started with the dirty list :)
I shouldn't be too hard on it though - it's actually come in handy for 1
specific case - it's the only good way that I've found to detect that a
shader parameter has changed while scrubbing a slider *before* the renderer
process callback is fired. The O
Thanks Kamen - To compound my frustration, Autodesk is being very closed
about discussing this issue with me.
I wanted a simple conversation with the Soft dev guys to explain why this
is a problem and suggest some solutions. Unfortunately I'm not a
"Enterprise Priority" customer (lol) so I have t
i believe he has been down this road already. its lacking...
On Mon, Jun 18, 2012 at 12:54 PM, Stephan Woermann <
swoerman...@googlemail.com> wrote:
> There is a DirtyList attribute in the renderes context, maybe that helps a
> little...
>
> Stephan
>
There is a DirtyList attribute in the renderes context, maybe that helps a
little...
Stephan
i think this was mentioned recently.
but im curious what the intended workflow is for dealing with attributes
over topo operators?
ie geo with preexisting uvs has an extrude operator assigned.
the uvs now display 0,0 for all nodes.
traditionally any new nodes/samples generated extruding via the i
On 6/18/2012 8:29 PM, Nicolas Burtnyk wrote:
Hi everyone,
I just wanted to share a piece of information I discovered while
developing our custom renderer for Softimage.
Thanks Nicolas! We've hit the problem with "persistent" CRef / X3DObject
references before and invested a lot of effort i
I love Modo but it is in NO way ready for even moderate production loads. I
know because I've tried to implement it here for commercial production and
there are quite a few roadblocks that hold it back. That's not to say it isn't
capable on smaller jobs, it most certainly is.
As it stands now
Wow ! That is scary ! Good find Nicolas and thanks for the heads up. No wonder
soft also crashes sometimes when using Application.DeleteObj() command in
python as well, I wonder if it is caused by the same reason. Maybe same happens
for VB or Java but I am not sure. The only duct-tape solution t
Hi everyone,
I just wanted to share a piece of information I discovered while developing
our custom renderer for Softimage.
We were having an issue where Soft would hang when we were extracting the
scene for rendering after deleting a light in the scene.
It turns out that the problem was cause by
Awesome work on the feathers!
Thanks for the mention of my plugin Stefan.
@Vince: Have a video of how your grooming and placement works? I'd love to
see.
Cheers,
Michael
On Fri, Jun 15, 2012 at 3:21 PM, Vince Baertsoen wrote:
> Hi Stefan,
>
> Thats a very good question.
> I did look at it, it'
Modo is one of the possible candidates. I was working with LW for four years,
and I was working with modo for a while. It's quite different, but it might be
a good direction. Of course it's just my opinion, my bosses will make the
decision, but looking at the facts, if the price increase is that
"...we are considering to migrate to cheaper, more reliable product..."
Which one ? ...just curious.
Le 18/06/2012 15:38, Szabolcs Matefy a écrit :
To be honest, due to the increased unreliability of Autodesk products,
and the increasing price, we are considering to migrate to cheaper,
more
To be honest, due to the increased unreliability of Autodesk products, and the
increasing price, we are considering to migrate to cheaper, more reliable
product out of the Autodesk household. Why I should pay for bugfixes? Why
should I pay money for delivering useless, untested stuff? It's not a
"I can't believe AD's policy concerning pricing. I've dropped both my subs due
to the 70% price increase for uk subscribers - so are the prices going up even
more?!"
You are doing the right thing. Money talks, and when enough of it does, it
roars. Just stop upgrading, stop subscription. When en
I can't believe AD's policy concerning pricing. I've dropped both my subs
due to the 70% price increase for uk subscribers - so are the prices going
up even more?!
I'll think about upgrading again when they sort out their INSANE price
policies. 2013 should do me for a while yet. Given that we're i
I've learned how to model faces from one nurbs surface from this one.
On Fri, Jun 15, 2012 at 4:07 PM, Stephen Blair
wrote:
> Friday Flashback #74
> Secrets of Softimage 3D from 1997
> http://wp.me/powV4-1V1
>
>
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